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BREAKFAST BUDGET
Oregon -four is fading q marke

Oregon flour is fading q market in
China.
They are going back tosoxen in Georgia
Tor blowing purposes. 4,
A jelly OF fishes fna, for soup, is e 25a
pound in San Francisco.
A Bay City (Mich.) firm isahipping $780,.
600 feet Of ash lumber to Africa. II
The New National Liberal Club OF Lon.
don has 5000 members and the finest club
house in the world. II coat $4,000. q
The crops in South Carolina are report.
ed to be better this year than at any time
for twenty-five years before the earth.
quake. r
The pastor OF church at shelbyville,
Ind, IL accused OF hiring a manic burn
the church in which his congregation
worshiped.
II Is reported from Southern California
that the stocks Of lumber arc entirely ex-
hausled in furnishing stakes for lots OF
new town sites.
The production Of gold and silver in
the United States in 1856 WINS Of the value
Of $50, 100000. OF this total $35 900, 900
was gold and S5l, 100000 was silver.
The champion marble player Of Cum.
berlsnd, Md, according to the Ms,rs, ia O
lad named Hilty, who shoots with his toes,
having lost both arms in railroad acct
dent.
Messra. Geo Wo and Hawbuck are farm
ing in Michigan, while Bsrks county, Pa,
wants to send A. Ssssaman to represent it
in Congress. There is fitness in homely
names after oil. a.
Ina manufacturing town in Rhode Isl-
and en- employer paid his workmen 500
on Saturday night in new bills which he
secretly marked. On the following Mon
day $3.50 OF thesa marked bills were do.
posted in tho bank by ssloonkeepers.
Miss CLARA Louise Kellogg nailed for Ell.
rope on the North German Lloyd steamer
"Aller,' June 20. she is going to London,
Paris and Carebad. and will return home
in September to make an extended Con-
cert tour under the management Of Carl
Strakosch. F' III.
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Tho Ounce Of Prevention,

The sstiafaction Of feeling safe from
catching any diHesse from drinking water,
from impure air, from a sick person, from
contact with foul clothing, infection or
contasion from any source, is complete
and all anxiety alayed by the use Of
Darbys Psophylsctic Fluid. a bottle will
give moro safety, comfort and confidence
than oil tho doctoring in the world. z
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AIM st US God rs Struggling.

Misc T. ~ ahall never have breath
to sreak again; l was never go carried
through wsltsin my life You are most
enthusiastic daucer.n Mr.. Thumperton--
.4Oh. II don't caro- especially for dancing
itself. Fact ia, I'm training for q sparring
tournament mex. week. I failed to get in
nv customary hsli.dozsn rounds for exsr.
cias this evening, but find this . tolerable
substitute" go N
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We have for sale several Typewriter,
including tho Remington, the Crandali
and the Hammond. Theeo machines have
been taken in exchange for the matchless
Caligraph, and will be aold cheap. Writers
for rent and for sale on monthly install
nents. Gall on or address for circulars
q: EDWARD L. ROSE l. Co.,
IS TvaIfth street.
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r EGAL NOTICE..
To ZebIna z. Elder and Leroy Elder, her husband
I. MN, sIdnptv ofU ,opt :

To zsblna 2. Elder and Leroy Elder, her husband,
non'residcn.s Of Wes. Virginia:
Take notice that Jacob e. Thomas, who Is Sc.
cured by and Interested In the execution OF Ger.
tain deed Of Trust hereinafter mentioned, Will on
Monday, tho nth day OF July, 1857. at 10 O'Clock
A. NJ, move the Circuit Court oil Ohio county, III
special term, before Judge Fec, i BOYD, NJ tho
e!nia, TO appoint George B. Caldwell trustee IN the
place OF Z. J. Stone, deceased, the trustee In the
decd OF trust from you, tho said Zabina q Elder
and Leroy Elder, 10 E, j.. Stone, deceased. dated
January IL, 1854, on ccrtaiu prop'rty on Wheeling
Island, In said city, and recorded IN the office Of
the County Court OF said county. in deed Of trust
book No. 20, page $40. GE S'IlG5
3el0-F HSsiE'lE77 5gs ~, ss JACOB C. THOMAS
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LEGAL NOTICES.
'NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

To The Creditors Of s. n B. Carrier, dectaxd and Of
Il. y. Carter. deceased: d, 'o
In pursuance OF decree OF the Circuit Cour, Of
Ohio county. West Virgins, made In Cause there.
~ pending TO subject The real estate Of the said g.
H. B. Carter aud OF the said r. u. Carter 10 the
payment Of their debts. you arc required to pre-.
sent your claims against the estate OF the said s..
H. Carter aud the estate Of thcsa r. D. Carter,
Tor adjudication TO Joseph K. PAUL, commissioner
at his office, No. 12!o Chapline street. In tho city oil
Wheeling. Ohio County. West Virginia, on or be.
fore Saturday, the 10th day oil July, 1887. F.
te3f JOHN ". MI CIlELL, Clerk.
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vT,RUsTEE's SALE OF LEATHER.
i. WOOD PROPERTY, ls q 5.l-l7G \ -
Ny virtue Of deed Of trust made by uargarett,
@. McCabe with Robert A. MoCabc, her husbanI
to mo IN trustee. dated April 49, 1Ssl and recorded
Ohio county, West virginia, III deed Of trust boot
No, II, page Biz shall sell Of public auction 10
Tim hiphlSt bidder on .rt-trt-T'lE rr7I 800 "
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Among drinking men in prohibition 10.
calities clubs are trumps, 81
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* s,E DIED. as
f&URPHEY--0u Wednesday, juno %, 1857, MAR
GARBT MuIrnEY, rel!ct OF tho late Stephen
Aurphey, aged VI years.,
Funeral from her late residence No. 1914 EoG
street, on Friday morning ut o'clock. Inter.
~ uent at Mt Calvary U.s. sd ~ a.lEfIll.
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OF LEATHER.

Tho above sale has bcen postponed until sa,us
day. July =, 1857, at tho sanic time and place.
jeS0 p ~ ElD'lla lT 8. r. ulIDRETIt, TrtIstee
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TRUSTEES SALE.
TRUSTEES SALE.

BY virtue Of deed 81 t,wt made by Elva,,
Lally and vito to mo dated on the al day Of Nav
1854 snd recorded II tbs Office Of the Clerk OF 10
Book No, a. page 1911 will oGcr for sale al pnbiIc
suction at tho north front DOR Of tho Court HouIe
Of OHIO county, W. Va, at 10 O'Clock A. NJ on
Il5. "WEDNESDAY, JUNE 30, 1857,
the following property, ,o.wi.. The north half of
lot numbered twotve ti2) In square NUM- ercd nine
Of tho Jolcph Caldwell estate. and tho addition
thGrcfrom 10 the city OF Wheeling. Said hall iot
fronts on tho essi tlde Of Market street between
Twenty.ninth and Thrtleth streets. i I
TERMS OF 5AlE-One.ha'i, Tor as much mor,
~ tho purchaser may elect 10 pay In cash, And
the balance In two equal instruments AZ tlx md
twelve months. with interest from day OF sale, ~
cured by decd 81 trust oil tho property purchased
deferred payments. P2r.RE7.97l -, = '-'
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a ,TRAVEhgRS' GUIDE,

- RRIyAL AND DEPARTURE OF
~. TRA1ES-on and after June %, lsS7.-ExrIt-
NATION OF REFEHHHcE MARKS. oDaily, iSunisy
excepted. tMondsy excepted. -EaAtcrn Standard
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p ". II HALLRR, AuCuenecr, B VI 81 1s2l5.'
Z Tho undersigned desiring that tho property
above mentioned may sell for as much az possible,
agree to unite with the trustee in a deed 10 tbs
purchaser. ROBERT Al McCABE,
myl7 MO- Y Al n. G. McCAHE. Il
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REAL ESTATE.
FOR R-EINY.

3 No. 1905 EoF street, SIS 90.
No. 1858 Chapline street, Sill 90. ID.
$ No l721 EoT street, 6 rooms, sl2 90.
Two rooms On hist aoor, No. 1896 Chariine street,
with Natural Gas. 5Ir Z ~ 'rf3S - 44a'
Two rooms on first floor, No. lao Chapiue street,
slote-room southeast corner Of Seventeenth and
Store Room. No; 2153 Main street, with natural
gas, $40 90 a month. l2 - ~ :.
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; .a531 81 s. r. HILDRETII, Trustee.
WHEELING, WA, May %. 2 my26,junl5.?s
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Tho above sale has been continued until July 2,
1857, at same time and place.. ltf1
ic50 ~. - y WHO'S, O,BRlEN. Tr1istre
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II. 2, 4 Q. li..ilrond,, , !,

II. .& Q. Railroad, :, &
!, Bellairo d Zanesvillc Through Passenger leaves
be!alre at SAG a. m, arrives 1T 4claire al n m
"oodsbeld pa1Senscs leaves Bclairo at 40 D..
summerhcld Accommodation leaves Bel,,t,o a /,
ECO .. M. arrives at Boairo at l0:I5 a. m. a.
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NEW ApyEnTtsEMENrs.

TOR 3 SALE--MY, : HOUSE, No. 1877
j. eouth Broadway. Island, seven rooms. Natu.
raj Gas, &c. Price, t22oo. II. 2, McdRRGoR.
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N1RUSTFE'S SALE OF VALUABLE
y REAL ESTATE NEAR BOARD TREE, MAR.
L L = =

by virtue Of 4 deed OF trust made by James A.
Rico to tho undersigned trustee. dated on tho l7th
day Of June, In tho year 1881 aud recorded In tho
office oil the CLERK oil the County Court OF Marshall
county, West Virginia. Ill Decd OF 1ruS. Book No.
folio 49, will sG at public auction, al tho font
door Of the Court Hons Of MarshRll county. -
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1BUNDAYs-Lcaye at 200 a, m. and nm s..--:
hour until 900 p IN. Leave Wheeling pa,t tSe6y
z; N. and run every hour until 10 D. m.esc S;W
Church Trains. which will leave the Psrt NJ 9.sps
NJ, aud Wheeling ut 1913 p. m. ~ ~. a. a.
u spW Nastd sg' y G. HIRSCH, Superintendent ~
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WHEELING & ELM GROVE R, r.
Wheeling { Elm Grove Railroad viii ri1n NJ ~ t tne
The Wheeling daily intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1865-1903, 1887-07-01

To sum up tho results Of these expert.
ments, We find that the beers examined
ysry in their actlona aa much .es thirLy.uine
minutes, and that while most beers do
not retard digestion in all probability in
tho stomach, that others aid digestion
very materially. =. s
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-03-24
A Modern Cassandra.

"A N1OI0LA Sd6b0Ao4 o.
TAX payer" sends a lugu br:ous commu-
nication to the Spectator in which he draws
dismal picture Of the city's future, and
warns prospective investors against plac-
ing their funds within the corporate linn
its. The burden of his lament is the ale
ged extravaganza of the city council. He
tells of the heavy rate of taxation and con-
sequent dlsmay of capital. To these causes
he traces the scarcity of work and general
depression of business. ending with dis
tressing prediction of bankruptcy and con-
iscation.
If Taxpayer or any other sensible man
will take calm, dispassionate view of the
situation, he will not be bothered by such
horrible Nightmares. AS matter OF fact
the taxation is not as heavy as it was
wear ago. 1t is far below the average of
municipal taxation and below what it
ought to be. 1t is true the present coun-
Gil has made comparatively large expendi-
lures, but it is also true that such expen-
ditures would not have been necessary had
it's predecessor done its duty. This coun-
Gil is undertaking to make up for the
shameful neglect of the city's interests for
the past half dozen years. Among the
pressing demands thrust upon it were the
purchase of a new pump the erection OF
a new almshouse, and provision for the
better accommodation Of the public schools
all of which should have been provided
for long before 1t came into office.
1t is unnecessary to go into details, but
it may he stated as fact that at the close
o. the fiscal year, April 30th, every demand
upon the city will have been promptly met,
as has been the case since the incumbency
of this council.
Last year. in spasm of economy, the
rate of taxation was reduced from Sl.25 to
81 10 on the $100 This reduction was
made in the face of the fact that the higher
rate would not have been more than suffi-
Gent to meet the increased expenditures
required for improvements that were in
dispensable to the welfare of the city. To
provide for this expenditure the council
should not hesitate, if necessary, to restore
| the former rate. 1t oppressed no one whilst
it prevailed, and its restoration would not
prove burdensome now.
Taxpayer must look little deeper it
he would find the true cause fJr the want
OF work among the mechanics, and BUSH
ness depression. If the capitalists and
property owners who have money would
invest in manufactures instead of insur-
ance, bank stock, and street corner paper
sh wing, there would be work for all classes
and a permanent, substantial basis for
business. The direct return might not be
quite as large, but the diffusion of benefits
would put new life into the town enhance
the value of every piece of property, and
increase of rental would drive the woe from
the purturbed brow of Taxpayer"
We have not approved of all of the acts
of the present council. In our humble
iud yment it has made some mistakes, but
take it all in all, it is vast improvement
on it's predecessor, and some day, if not
now, this claim will hardly be disputed.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-03-24

NEW MA RKET dOUSE-In regard to a
IN market house, we do not desire to be mis-
understood. We have have been interviewed
ny z committee of councilman in regard to 1t,
and our opinion was that there was no need for
one, and unless they would give us proper pro-
lection we would not go into it, but consented
on their assurance that they would do that
since that interview, we have consulted with
some ofour largest customers and find them
uncop nationally opposed to market house.
And taking into consideration the fact that
we were forced into the market house once be-
fore. and after few years set free, and that
we have at large expense provided ourselves
with all the necessary appliances to conduct
our business in our stores, we will not go into
a market house il one is built, unless forced to
DO so, and against such forcing process we en-
ter our protest. REEVES GAIT & BRO.
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Last Friday the Richmond House, in
Buffalo, New Y ork, was entirely consumed
by fire. 1t had been recently opened, and
at the time of the fire there were eighty
guests in it, about twenty of whom were
burned. The building was consumed
rapidly. Many distressing scenes occurred.
Women leaped from four story windows,
In some instances to death, to escape the
flames, and in others to be bruised and
broken by the fall.
GQut in most cases first makes itself
known by an acute pain in the Joint of the
great toe. This most eXcruciating pain
may be likened to that produced by the
driving of wedge under the nail. When
thus affected rub well with Salvation Oil,
the greatest pain-cGre or earth. Price 25e.
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Emperor William Of Germany is now
80 years of age. Yet his mentaland phys
ical freshness and health are such as many
men thirty or forty years younger might
envy him. He will not abdicate, as re.
ported, but stick to his duties TO the last.
The defaulting State Treasurer Vincent
of Alabama, was arrested at Big Sandy,
Texas, Sunday, and returned to Montgom-
cry without requisition. Although he
stole over $500, 900, he took out few hun
dred dollars with him. His wife and chill
dren are in Mexico. There are thirty-nine
indictments against him.
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DaEG.

kSAEES.
In stanton. March 22nd of in1ammatory
rheumatism, Fanny NJ. Bowles. aged 40 years.
Near Staunton on March 18th of consump-
ton Edward Dore, formerly of Ireland, aged
IS years.
Near stanton, on March L9th Of pneumonia,
Mrs, Lucy A. Menefee, formerly Of Botetourt.
and relict> the la5e Thos. X. Menefee. aged 43
years. The funeral took place from the NJ z.
Church, South. last Sunday, Rev. j. S. Gardner
officiating.
Near ST. Johns Church, on the l0th, a daugh-
ter of Mr. John E. Engleman died, aged 10
years.
On the 18th, Mrs. McCle1laud wife of William
McClelland, died at her home, near Middle
brook. The remains we're inferred at Newport.
Mrs. Sarah Wiseman mother of Mr.. James
Wseman, died at her sons residence, near
Spring Hill. on the 22st inst, aged s. years.
Mother Wiseman was a native OF Augusta CO.,
and spent the early part of her life near Mot
fett's Greek, where she leaves q number of
friends to mourn her loss.
Near Burketown. on the 18th Of March. Geo.
Long, Esq, departed this life. Last fall the
deceased had q severe stroke of paralysis from
which he never fully recovered. ahd a second
stroke on the 18th proved fatal. He was q MEM
Der OF the German Baptist Church, and hts re-
mains laid to rest in summit char CHI
yard or the 2lst,
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NOTIONS AND SHOES
Augusta st.

E7o1: the Spring Season.
We have bought early that we might get just
what we wanted and just what we think will
suit the taste and purse Of one and all. Our
stock of DRESS GOODS and TRIMMINGS to
match was never before SO complete. All the
new fabrics and Designs come and look at
them whether you want to buy not if you
don't, your friends do. Ask TO see our lines of
A MEXICAN and IMPORTED sATEENS.Nthev
ate beautiful also the fine of WHITE GOODS,
latest styles and very cheap.
~ Mr.. LIGGbTr Will be glad to show you.
AS usual, our stock of DOMESTICS is simply
immense in fact larger than ever. Ginghams
at l0o per yard, hard to tell them from the inn
ported, Seersuekers and 9oile Bu Nords perfect
" lovely, as also PeIcaIes, Batiste, Lawns,
re- Mr.. SIMPSON VIII be glad to serve you.
Our NOTION STOCK is full to overflowing-it
must be seen to be appreciated. LACES and
HAMBUR RIGS in almost endless variety. Ham
a full line Of DIR. WINNERS CORsETs,-
Good Luck, Coraline, Flexible, Health Nursing
and Abdominal, these goods are known to be
the best made in this country. Don't forget
our line Of HOSIERY ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS.
COLLARS, AID CUFFS, RIBBONS, GLOVES,
buttons $lO), buttons, 81. 25 buttons, $3.50
81 Mr.. II II b & h L A K E will be glad to
WaiG upon you,
Our shoe stock is larger and more complete
than any we have ever had; our business in
this line q l has increased loo per cent Come to
We have Just added TO our stock Q large as
sortment of CARPETS, OIL CLOTHS, MAT
SOCKS, RUGS, WINDOW SHADES, CURTAIN
POLES and al kinds of window fixtures. We
most respectfully invite your attention to
these goods. We have lots of room, lots of
light letS of goods and qCiU not be 1tlderS0Id by
o1y one. BRUSSELS CARPET FROM SOC TO S1.50
Mattings from 1219c to soc. Al Oil Cloth from zoe
mp, smyrna Rugs from soc to $50 00,-just think,
nice Smyrna Rug Is K 36, only SOC. Hassocks,
at half price; genuine oil window shade. fix
lures complete, 25c, and everything else in
proportion. A5- Come and see the stock before
it has been picked over. These goods are bound
to go. will be glad to see all of my friends and
2cqua1ntences at my new pl ce OF business, and
viii be pleased to show them through.
Most respectfully,
$. D. TIMBERLAKE,
Augusta ST., 2 rooms below Main st.
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Interstate Commissioners

The President has announced the ap.
pointment OF the following Interstate
Commissioners:
Thomas N, Cooley, Rep, Of Michigan,
for the term Of six years.
William R. Morrison, Dem, Of Illiaois,
for the term of five years.
Augustus Schoonmaker, Dem, Of Ntw
York, for The term OF four years.
Aldace T. Walker, Rep. Of Vermont,
for the term of three years.
Waller A. Bragg, Dem, of Alabama,
for the term of two years,
From present indications the extra ses-
siod Of the Legislature will be mainly
devoted to the consideration of incense,
quential private biIls-some for the relief
of State officers. others 10 charter imagi-
nary railroad schemes, and others cover
ing almost every conceivable suggestion
that immatuTed judgment could make
There has been 70 proposition yet intro
duced that will commend itself to pubic
a ,proval or that could haye any pract; cal
effect, in relation to the public debt. Va
rious bills have been offered, but each has
the fatal defect Of defying the fixed ard
irreversible law, and whose tendency could
only be, if nacted, to confuse still fur
ther the almost inextricable compiled
tions which now environ that question.
Even the Governor falls into the griev-
Gus error of assuming that legislative
enactment can impair the force and arrest
the DEGREES of the highest Judicial tribunal
of the land. This is trifing with the
grayest interests that ever confronted the
Legislature of the State. We can, in
deed, see no good that can come out of the
extra session. The people, all the same,
will have to foot the-bills, and have added
to their burdens the costs Of the session,
in addition to having the name of the
Commonwealth brought into further dis
repute by futile multiplying legislation.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-03-24

The Nihilists of Russia have notified
the Gar, by secret circulars. that his death
has bs On ordered. and that men sworn to
execute the decree are yigilantly watching
theif opportunity.
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THE LITTLE AND THE MUCH.

The amount of knowledge to be gained
does not always depend upon Its size. Some of
the great revolutions in the world of mind hav e
come from very small books. The truth may
be small but it's unfolding be very great. This is
evidently the opinion of DR.. Humphreys, of
Specific Homeopathic fame. He presents very
small pills, and contends that the curative re-
suits are very large, and he is consistent in Civ
ing small book with very Large amount of
matter.
His Revised Manual is very small, but scarce
a word is wasted and looking over its pages,
beautifully and clearly printed one isamazed to
see how SO much and varied valuable matter
could be condensed in SO small compass. 1t is SAT
to say that no person can read it Without being
interested and instructed. and we do not Won
der that 1t is SO highly priced by the thousands
who use his SPECIFICS. Re very justly observes
that though the system of family medication
which he presents may net be perfect, yet in
point of ssJete economy and efficacy. is mmeas-
urably in advance of anything heretofore
known.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-03-24

The New Market VALLEY states that
Messrs. Jos. N Woodward & Bro. have
leased the Valley View Springs, Shenan-
doah county. for term of years. This
means that the Valley View will be one of
the most attractive summer resorts in the
South.
The Valley Virginian. [volume] (Staunton, Va.) 1865-1895, 1887-03-24

Tg'Ese Normal Glass OF the EFemenway
School, at Norfolk,
Offers superior advantages, especially 10 pu-
pills who have already had some experience in
teaching The session begins October 10th.
Terms $500 per month. Address before June
is5. MISS s. =. NEWTON, Principal,
mar 1C-4W Norfolk, Va.
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* RAZINGFARM FOR SALE.
CONTAINS ABOUT 800 ACRES

CONTAINS ABOUT 500 ACRES,
is situated on the eastern SLOPE of the Blue
Ridge, between Greenwood and Alton depotss
and about miles from Waynesboro. Is well
watered and admirably adarted to grazing.
the grass, by reason of al eastern exposure, be-
ing much earlier than on adjoining farfas.
For further information, address,
DAVID FUNSTEN,
mar lets Greenwood Depot, Va.
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NEW ADVERTISE slFNTg

ygTante.a TO Een8.-A GOOD PIANO. on
w Reasonable terms. ANY one having
such to rent can learn further particulars BY
inquirlng at the VIRGINIAN OFFICE.
March 9th,